Privacy Concerns and Acceptance of Government Surveillance in Australia

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Privacy Concerns and Acceptance of Government Surveillance in Australia

Increases in routine data collection and surveillance in recent years have resulted in ongoing tension between citizens’ privacy concerns, perceived need for government surveillance and acceptance of policies. We address the lack of Australia focussed research through an online survey of 100 Austral...

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Main Authors:	Thompson, Nik, Bunn, Anna, Kininmonth, Joel, McGill, Tanya
Format:	Conference Paper
Published:	2018
Subjects:	Privacy Concerns, Government Surveillance, Acceptance of Surveillance, meta-data retention, Australia
Online Access:	http://www.acis2018.org/conference-program/ http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/74937

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